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- Q642460 subject Q8140617.
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- Q642460 abstract "Operation Devon was the codeword given to an amphibious landing by British Commandos at Termoli on the Adriatic coast of Italy during the Second World War. It was launched on 3 October 1943, as part of the attack on the Volturno Line, and undertaken by No. 3 Commando, No. 40 (Royal Marine) Commando and other elements of the 2nd Special Service Brigade. It was later reinforced by forward elements from 78 Infantry Division.In the early hours of 3 October 1943, Nos. 3 and 40 (RM) Commandos elements of the Special Raiding Squadron landed behind the German lines under cover of darkness at Termoli, a seaport town on the Adriatic coast, north of the Bifurno River. 40 Commando penetrated well into the town before the Germans were alerted, and brisk close-quarter fighting with German paratroopers from 1 Fallschirmjäger Division ensued. By 08:00 hours, the commandos had captured the town and controlled the approaches. So complete was the surprise that German vehicles and motorcyclists still drove into a commando ambush position until noon.German infantry counter-attacked in strength, later supported by tanks from 16 Panzer Division, but the commandos, together with some reinforcements from the 78 Division, held off repeated infantry and armoured counter-attacks until 6 October. By noon on the 6th they had linked up with the 8th Army, and by noon on the 6th the enemy was in full retreat.".
- Q642460 causalties "The commandos lost 32 killed, 85 wounded and 23 missing".
- Q642460 commander Q39168.
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- Q642460 commander Q6230537.
- Q642460 commander Q72398.
- Q642460 date "1943-10-06".
- Q642460 isPartOfMilitaryConflict Q362.
- Q642460 place Q118642.
- Q642460 place Q38.
- Q642460 result "Allied victory".
- Q642460 strength "Around 650 commandos".
- Q642460 strength "Unknown".
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- Q642460 wikiPageWikiLink Q57134.
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- Q642460 casualties "The commandos lost 32 killed, 85 wounded and 23 missing".
- Q642460 commander "Albert Kesselring".
- Q642460 commander "Harold Alexander".
- Q642460 commander "John Durnford-Slater".
- Q642460 commander "Richard Heidrich".
- Q642460 conflict "Operation Devon".
- Q642460 date "--10-06".
- Q642460 partof "the Second World War Italian Campaign".
- Q642460 place Q118642.
- Q642460 place Q38.
- Q642460 result "Allied victory".
- Q642460 strength "Around 650 commandos".
- Q642460 strength "Unknown".
- Q642460 point "42.0 14.98".
- Q642460 type Event.
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- Q642460 comment "Operation Devon was the codeword given to an amphibious landing by British Commandos at Termoli on the Adriatic coast of Italy during the Second World War. It was launched on 3 October 1943, as part of the attack on the Volturno Line, and undertaken by No. 3 Commando, No. 40 (Royal Marine) Commando and other elements of the 2nd Special Service Brigade. It was later reinforced by forward elements from 78 Infantry Division.In the early hours of 3 October 1943, Nos.".
- Q642460 label "Operation Devon".
- Q642460 lat "42.0".
- Q642460 long "14.98".
- Q642460 name "Operation Devon".